Is "mild" morning sickness or none at all bad for the unborn baby?

Question

I'm expecting my 3rd child, i'm experiencing mild morning sickness, alot of nausea but not vomiting, I know I should be ecstatic, but i'm concerned with it hurting my baby....please advice

Answer 1

why do you think it's hurting your baby. you need to talk to your ob to ease your mind.

Answer 2

I don't know why this is a featured question. Do you know where all human babies are formed - and how many mothers do you think suffered morning sickness? There are millions of people in the world - do you think that you're the only one with morning sickness? And you've had 2 other children - didn't you learn anything - or are you just looking for sympathy. You won't get it here - I had 5 kids, and if I had a question, I asked my doctor, which is what you should do if you were numb when you were pregnant before.

Answer 3

No morning sickness is not bad for your baby. Mild is probably best as you can still get most of your nutrients down and at the very least, make sure to take your vitamins. They say you experience morning sickness more with girls than with boys :)

L.

Answer 4

I learned about it in our university evolution class, strangely enough.

Apparently morning sickness is the body's way of trying to protect the baby from any type of "toxin", even extra-rich foods or anything at all unusual. Although none of these things will actually harm the baby, the body is trained to induce sickness and thereby purge the body of toxins to protect the baby.

Some women have it to a larger degree than others. If anything, you should be happy that your body is well adapted to protect the baby.

Answer 5

Bad boys are the boys that a girl's parents don't want her to date. Ever seen " A Streetcar Named Desire"? The guy in that movie/play played by Marlon Brando is the epitome of a Bad Boy.

Answer 6

One doesn't always vomit when having "morning sickness" morning sickness isn't always in the morning. Sometimes it's at night. Sometimes it lasts for a couple of weeks...sometimes it lasts through out the entire pregnancy. Ask your doctor if he/she has ever heard this one "No two pregnancies are ever alike". I'll bet you get an affirmative.

Answer 7

it is a normal thing to experience that, some women don't have any morning sickness at all but it's common in most women it's a healthy sign though it was proven that women who have morning sickness are likely to have a more healthy baby than those who never had any morning sickness, it varies so you shouldn't worry about it too much, if you are more concerned though, you should consult your gyno

Answer 8

I think that as long as you're not heaving all the time your baby will be fine. My wife experienced morning sickness until full term with my two boys WITH vomitting, and they're both fine.

Answer 9

i have four kids, and never got morning sickness with any of them!!!!! i never even felt nausea!!!! and guess what all my kids came out perfectly fine!!!! Enjoy your pregnancy!!!!! They are all different, i would think vomiting all the time would be worse for the unborn child!!! Dont worry!!!! and good luck with your third child.

Answer 10

I had extreme morining sickness with my third child and he turned out to be the biggest one of my three. He was happy and healthy and just perfect. You just have to find the foods that upset your stomach and stay away from them and eat more of the foods you can tolerate. It is only for for a couple of months and as long as you are gaining weight everything will be fine.

Answer 11

my my after 2 kids you should know it does not hurt your unborn. I had for 8 month morning sickness and my kids were healthy and happy kids. No it does not hurt. It is you hormones what are playing with you, very natural